1940s NOLA Hurricane: Make the traditional version

Join us as we explore the history and recipe of one of the most misunderstood cocktails in the pantheon of mixed drinks - The Hurricane. Typically, the Hurricane is known for being overly sweet, syrupy, and bright red, but in this video, we showcase a version of the Hurricane that is sure to change your mind. This recipe may be one of our favorite cocktails of all time. We'll take you through the process of making this delicious and balanced version of the Hurricane, and explore the history behind this classic tiki drink. This video is a must-watch for cocktail enthusiasts and tiki lovers looking to discover new recipes. Make sure to watch our video and subscribe to our channel for more cocktail history and recipe videos. 2oz Lemon Juice 2oz BG Reynolds Fassinola Syrup 4oz Dark rum mix (2oz Appleton 12 and 2oz Smith and Cross) Shop Surfside Sips straws here: www.surfsidesips.com (enter affiliate code BREEZEWAY at checkout) Shop BG Reynolds syrups and mugs at www.bgreynolds.com